Modify init.gz

Brief resume :
Lenovos don’t have a standard 512B MBR. (/dev/sda1 starts @ 2048)
So no integrated FOG function can clone an HD (as MBR is replaced by standard Win7 one).
PXE boot can’t be used as first boot device neither as the chainloader (booting from local HD) is broken (probably because of this long MBR too).
Way found (thanks to Tom Elliott) is to debug-upload a well configured /dev/sda2 to FOG, and to debug-deploy it to destination HD using partimage.
Tom has kindly (and fast) built an init.gz that has all the keymaps, so debug mode is now easy for a non-QWERTY keyboard.
As I would like to keep the original MBR (which allows to boot from /dev/sda3 : Recovery partition by pressing F11 key at startup), I have to use debug mode.
So I need to add a small restore_pc1sda2.sh script in /root that mounts FOG_SERVER:/images and starts the restore process of ONLY /dev/sda2
FOG Wiki is telling to gunzip init.gz, but I’m told :
[QUOTE]gzip: init.gz: not in gzip format[/QUOTE]Could someone please assist on how to decompress init.gz and recompress it ?
Thanks (once more) for your time.
Nicolas

My init gz is compressed in lzma to make it smaller. However if you decompress it you want be able to decompress as lzma. To extract run this command.
[code]lzma -d -c /tftpboot/fog/images/init.gz > /tftpboot/fog/images/init[/code]

Mount the init file as per normal instruction. Add your script. Unmount the file and recompress as gz. To recompress run this command.
[code]gzip -9 < /tftpboot/fog/images/init > /tftpboot/fog/images/init.gz[/code]